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EPISODE · Aug 9, 2023 · 12 MIN

Uncomfortable Conversations

from Relationality · host Podotron Network

In this episode of the Relationality Podcast, Dr. Gwen and Sherilyn Smith discuss the significance of uncomfortable conversations in relationships. They emphasize the need for maturity, honesty, and open communication to address issues and maintain healthy relationships. They also highlight the challenges of communicating through text messages and stress the importance of face-to-face conversations. Dr. Gwen and Sherilyn Smith believe that uncomfortable conversations are necessary for personal and relational growth, and they encourage listeners to have the courage to engage in these conversations. They conclude by inviting listeners to subscribe, share, and follow the podcast on social media. Love Lesson: Have uncomfortable conversations with self first relationalitypodcast.com #RelationalityPodcast #RelationshipRoundtable, #LeaveCleaveWeave, #RelatingDatingAndMating, #WhatsYourRelationshipRhythm

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